The 24-year-old Englishman has been quite sensational for Tottenham this season, banging in 13 goals in 12 appearances in all competitions, whilst the Portuguese superstar has scored just six times, although he has played three fewer games than Kane.

The Real Madrid ace has scored an incredible 413 goals for Madrid, since moving to the Bernabeu in the summer of 2009, a tally bettered by only Lionel Messi's 443 during that eight-year period.

Kane though, has produced fairly impressive figures of his own - scoring 112 goals in 177 outings for the north London outfit.

"They’re both unbelievable players. We’ve got to show respect to what Ronaldo’s done over the years and is still doing. For me Harry is one of the best no 9s in the world, if not the best and I wouldn’t swap him for anybody."

Antony Martin

A passionate football writer with an obsession for the beautiful game. Still has not seen either his club or country win a trophy during his time on earth. Aside from football, he is also a keen follower of golf, tennis and darts.